English Program
2 Hour Middle School Writing Competition
Grade: 6 - 8
Friday 5:40pm - 7:40pm
The 2-Hour Middle School Writing Competition class is a focused writing competition program that helps students build advanced writing skills and competitive portfolios through targeted practice, expert feedback, and preparation for prestigious middle school writing contests.
Prerequisites: None
Takeaways
• Build the writing strategies needed to excel in advanced coursework (Honors, AP, IB) and standardized exams such as the ISEE, SSAT, and SAT.
• Strengthen reading comprehension and vocabulary through daily college-level exercises.
• Develop real-world publishing skills for private high school and future college applications.
• Gain experience submitting to contests judged by PhD-level experts from institutions like Oxford, Harvard, and Princeton.
• Enhance narrative, persuasive, and analytical writing through personalized instruction.
• Receive individualized guidance and one-on-one feedback to refine advanced writing.
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2 Hour Middle School Writing Competition: Program Details
The 2-Hour Middle School Writing Competition class is an advanced writing program designed for students who want to compete successfully in middle school writing contests and build strong academic portfolios. Through structured instruction, daily writing practice, and high-level feedback, students strengthen narrative, persuasive, and analytical writing skills while preparing submissions for recognized national competitions.
Students participate in prestigious contests such as The New York Times Writing Contests and the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, gaining experience with real-world prompts, deadlines, and evaluation criteria. Instruction emphasizes clarity, argument development, originality, and revision strategies aligned with honors-level coursework and future high school expectations.
The course also incorporates college-level reading exercises to support academic growth and expose students to strong mentor texts. Small class sizes ensure individualized instruction, personalized feedback, and one-on-one guidance throughout the writing process. Top-performing students may earn awards, scholarships, invitations to ceremonies, or funding opportunities for competitive summer programs, with many contests judged by experts from leading universities.